one died athe scene, another died at sf general. police say two other people were also hurt, one with life threaten injuries. a fifth person walked away from the crash unharmed. the owner of the building said where th crash happened said he's seen a lot of accidents at this intersection. >> this is not a surprise. it happens all e time. it's gotta be one of the worst intersections of of the city. it's mass confusion all the time. and the pedestrians on top of it. it's brutal. >> this is a massiv intersection. main street crossing along with smaller feeder streets. you also have muni going down the center. that coupled with people driving too fast, it's a recipe for problems no word on the exact cause of the crash or if alcohol was a factor, but we hear arrestshave been made. live in san francco, jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> all right, jenell thanks very much. this morning gavin newsom and george gascon are denying a

. >> alan: chomping athe bit. in other news, an 83-year-old man has died from injuries he received from a hit-and-run driver. he was walking in a crosswalk on friday when he was struck by a car. police a hoping someone has seen a light-colored 95 it toyoa avon similar to this one with front-end damage. >>> santa cruz police released this sketch of a suspeed rapist. he tried t assault a 15-year-old gi on saturday morning. the ctim worked with a sketch artist. the suspec its 27-33, 59 and 150 poundses. he wore a dark baseball cap. and rode off on a cruis style bicycle. >> today's rain did not stop veterans da parades from

suspected vehicle used in those robberies athe gas station behind me. the vehicle was occupied and they were detained at gunpoint. more of the occupants of the vehicle had alrdy gone into the ste and so when more units came to the scene, we were able to get them all out individually along with customers and workers from the store. >> here's a live picture of the store. you can see police officers, evidence technicians still processing that gold lexus. it is sitting at the gas pump there. it's important to say or police said these folks were not robbing this store. they had merely come here after the early robberies it appears to buy gas and buy some things. but a police offic heard them, spotted the car an of course many police officers descended on this location. theyad to take their time. guns were drawn. they had se folks who were in the car. they had somef the folks in the store so they had to get them all out and try to sort all of this out. poli say it could be sometime before they determine exactly who committed all the robberies.

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look athe rest of the bay and even inland, tempatures around the low 80s.ight a sprinkles of mid to upper 40s in the north bay valleys, livermore and half moon bay, low to mid-50s for the rest of us. fog in the valleys again lat tomorrow morning. temperatures jump 2 to 4 degrees tomorrow. that puts downtown san francisco in low to mid-70s during the parade. temperatures will tape a little thursday. we'll be back to average on friday and all the way through the weekend. again, our best chance of that shower reaching the ground would be the north bay friday and sunday. >> all right. thanks a lot, mike. >> the latest call of duty video games, the minors would face big fines under a california law considered by the u.s. supreme court. the high court heard arguments this morning over a ban that would make it illegal for retailers to sell or rent violent video games for anye under the age of 18. retailers would faceines up to $1,000 for each game sold. senator leland yee from san francisco sponsored the law but justices said it might encroach on first amendment r

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. >> athe netherlands. >> and they give them a pill. people do make a disstainings between these two thing. in a way it seems natural. god thought it was their time. and other intervention science and medicine. do you think that religion as we know today will endure in the united stes. >> absolutely. there's a paradox here. there's an element of hypocrisy here. how many of those people went to las vegas or sitting at home watching "desperate housewives." or participate in a reality show. >> it's the consumer society. >> so you feel that the religion is here to stay. >> religion is absolutely here to stay. the fact that sinners this is no news to christian people across the country. >> thanks so much for being my guest. our time has expired, sand merr ?o

athe candidate is from the opposition party. the governoment recently campaigned against discrimination. it has fallen under $2 billion in profit. the new chief is setting aside new -- cash to continue the cleanup and those compensation claims. next, the latest on the bomb plot. after the earthquake and the cholera outbreak, another potential disaster for haiti. a tropical storm could turn towards it by the end of the week, threatening thousands living in camps. >> january's earthquake in haiti left more than 1 million people homeless. survivors forced to live in crowded makeshift camps ever since. they're struggling to stand up to the force of the hurricane. the u.s. national hurricane center is predicting tropical storm thomas will turn toward haiti by the end of the week and intensify in strength. their claims the government is doing little in the way of protection. >> we learned about the storm by word of mouth. we're living here under tents. >> as a category one hurricane over the weekend, thomas bettered the caribbean, rip

and then mid 50s pretty much all across the ath here. that's the case tomorrow. few degreee warmer. and then cool temperatures in -tore for sunday. but clear skies. it is all due to the high skies over the past couple of days. and now this high will slowly push off the coast. and we have a cold front to talk about over the next 24 to 48 hours. and ttat will bring us a few but no rain in the immediate forecast. the long-term forecast, a different story. we have showers to talk about. soothere is the high pressure, it will slowly move off the coast tonight into tomorrow. allowing a cold front to push thrrugh. and behind that there is a change in the wind direction. so fewwclouds tomorrow night. and sunday, sunny again. and northwest flow, will bring us slightly cooler temperatures. so highs only in the low 50s. on sunday. as opposed to the mid 50s that we will be feeling for tomorrow. also watching a low pressure back to the west. it will start to develop andain. move across the country. and expect the rain some time on tuesday night. and staying with us thrrugh thanksgiving. 32 tonig

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athe still mean a lot to the ciy and a lot to me. pinky. -- thank you. president peterson: thank you. next speaker? >> i work at the beacon center, and i want to tell you a little about my job function. that is to implement the taraval community action plan. we get a lot of committee input from that committee and merchants. basically the strategy is to define taraval as a family destination to support businesses and create foot traffic on taraval street by promoting the neighborhood is a family friendly destination. there is a rare opportunity for taraval street to be known as a premier destination for families. i believe allowed the mcd and his corridor is in direct opposition to this because of the associated negative impacts of the mcd, possibly including a nine families guarded storefront, not from the twiggs family, and the possibility -- including and on friendly guarded storefront cannot exclude the possibility of resale. president peterson: thank you. >> i am representing mercy high school. i am the current president of the parent killed associat

. >> don't tell them athe doggy friends. >>> all right.ell, the news is good for one redskins running back while the other has to wait a little longer to see the field. >>> good evening. as we get closer to the show down against philly, less likely brandon banks will return kicks. the skins were hopeful he would return but shanahan said he was sore today and banks will be a game-time decision. his return appears doubtful, ryan is right on track. he could get the start monday night. he practiced again today. he has not suffered any setbacks since sitting out the second half of the lions game. didn't seem as encouraged about clinton portis. >> he is a veteran player, very competitive. you got to do what is right for him as well as the football team. you want to make sure if he does play that you don't set him back the rest of the season. we won't take a chance if it's not in the best interest of him and the team. >> it wasn't that long ago, week four that the skins and eagles met. the redskins started out red hot jumping to a 14-0 lead knock

. >> alan: chomping athe bit. in other news, an 83-year-old man has died from injuries he received from a hit-and-run driver. he was walking in a crosswalk on friday when he was struck by a car. police a hoping someone has seen a light-colored 95 it toyoa avon similar to this one with front-end damage. >>> santa cruz police released this sketch of a suspeed rapist. he tried t assault a 15-year-old gi on saturday morning. the ctim worked with a sketch artist. the suspec its 27-33, 59 and 150 poundses. he wore a dark baseball cap. and rode off on a cruis style bicycle. >> today's rain did not stop veterans da parades from marching. tomas got reaction on hotly debated military issue. >> reporter: despite a heavy rain, the pleasaon parade was attended by a few hundred ople. veterans, some through three wars, enjoyed and were moved. >> i'm just glad that people turn out for this and we have this show. >> what i think? just a lot of emotions. proud of the country. and i'm happy to be here. >> reporter: tay is the 56th 5

been working on a revolutionary new cancer treat for the very worst brain tumors called glioblas tom athe same kind jenn has. these kind of tumors are so invasive, until now there have been no way to get the chemotherapy through the blood-brain barrier, but with stem cells researchers think they've found a way. here's how-- 10 million neural stem cells with a special enzyme are injected to the brain. the stem cells seek out and tach themselves to the tumors. the patient takes a pill containing a nontoxic drug that enters the brain. when the drug interacts with the enzyme in the stem cells it instantaneously creates an active chemotherapy drug. the hope is the chemo will kill the sdpurmz leave healthy brain tissues alone. >> the chemotherapy is never going toxic all over the body. it's just being made where the tumor cells are. in that case we should have a lot less side effects. >> reporter: it's worked in mice but never tried on a human until this week. jenn is patient number one. >> first in the world. i would prefer that there have been a few people going through it before me. bye, i l

everything irish this morning for the 3 ath anniversary of the maryland irish festival kicking off on let's take a look at h.d. doppler. as far as the weather goes. high pressure is in full control. we basically see another system brewing over the plains. bringing in the chance of showers. other than that, we are looking good for the weekend. good news. right now, tony, everything irish here at the maryland irish festival. >> that sounds like fun. this is 30 years? >> 35 years. it's the 35th anniversary. a genuine tradition, and tony, this looks so good, this sausage with peppers and the stout sauce. it's really fun to be working this morning. >> the irish food is really good and very unique. looking forward to that. >> go ahead. >> it's one of our many dishes we have. and the good thing about our festival is we cook everything with guinness. >> there you go! [laughter] >> everything's better with a little splash of guinness. thank you. we appreciate that. >> we'll talk to you in the next half-hour coming up at the maryland state fairgrounds in timonium. 36 in parkens. a little bit of

jane king has a look athe business news in the bloomberg business report. >> are you ready for facebook facebook is holding a press conference today. they may offer e-mail addresses for their uses. this is a way to strengthen the ties with its users. the worth of facebook is as much as the day. it looks like aol is redesigning its mail service to be faster and easier to use. the news design displays fatah attachments at a glance and ls people toggle between several e- mails anytime. it is still in a test phase. we will get a report on retail sales for the month of october. with the team to watch events in europe. back on friday, concern that china may raise interest rates. speaking of china, china will be poised to overtake the u.s. and become the largest economy by 2020. chinese economy will be twice as large as the u.s. by 2030. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> jane, thank you. we'll see you back here at 6:15 for your next report. >> 50 degrees on tv hill. coming up, will get another look at your morning commute. >> don't forget to e-mail

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. >> triple a also expects new screening rules athe airport will make the boarding process slower.he advise for all travelers, don't forget to pack some patience. chris clackum, nbc news. >> some airports make life a little easier on travelers, and a few may make life a little worse. >> the daily beast is out with its best and worst airports. at the top of the best list column, phoenix sky harbor international airport. arrivals and departures are on time 80% of the time. it was followed by seattle/tacoma international airpor >> worst for a second year running was newark, liberty international. which didn't get the lowest marks in any one area. itmedaled in the all around category. following it were miami, international and jfk. >> miami gets my vote. >>> dozens of pilots held a proceed test outside reagan national airport this afternoon. the pilots association organized the picket on behalf of usairways pilots. severe turbulence ahead, contract now. the association believes usairways has been deliberately slowing down contract negotiations for pilotssince 2005. the airline the grou

new faces athe gop table. house republicans met to talk transition. they'll be in the driver's seat and say today, new members will help steer. you. >> bet we're listening to them. they're bringing the message we heard from americans. >> the tea party message cut spending now. many new house members are tea partiers. republican leaders are wary. >> they know if they don't do something to make them feel like they're being included, the tea party can rebell against them. it's going to get really ugly really fast. >> reporter: it's a little ugly now. michele bachmann of minnesota is running for the number four house leadership position. but said to be struggling. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: nancy pell oceancy is not struggling. she looks like a lock to be re-elected top democrat. minority leader. even though moderate blue dog democrats are appalled. >> well, i think we need new leadership. when you have that kind of eltion result, we need to listen to people and change things up. it just seems real straightforward to me. half of the 54 house b

athe whole establishment got behind charlie crist. he was a terrible candidates. there will always be candidates to fall short. -- who fall short. just to give you a perspective on the actual idea what happened, in 1974 after watergate, when the republican party had to go to a midterm election three months after their president had to resign on national television and then gerald rd pardoned him after that, the decrats picked up 49 seats in the house and three seats in the senate. granted they were the majority. this was a fairly-monumental win. you can go to any election and say that there were poor candidates in good candidates and that election cycle, and i think when you take a look at the totality of what happened on tuesday, you cannot walk away saying somehow the tea party costs as something. you can quibble about nevada or delaware, but with although tea out the tea party we would not be having this dcussion. >> i would like to save the gop cost us some races. -- i would like to say the gop cost the summary says. [laughter] i had to go home a tell my dad t

that, big heavy air-conditioning unit that's normally up on the roof actually smashed in pieces here athehat lot. we're told aj wright is without power at this point. now the good news here is that nobody was jured. no reports of injuries at this pot. back to you all in the studio. >> but a lot of cleanup. megan mcdpratgrath. >>> 95, several homes in baltimore ha been damaged by what might be a tornado. wbao radioeports firefighters are searching through homes in northeast baltimore badly damaged by a strong wind gusts. there are reports of people injured. no reports of y deaths at this point. we have a live report coming up in continue minutes on news 4. also, if you have pictures of damage, we wanto see them. send them to ic at nbcwashington.com. >>> now a courtroom bombshell. the case of a couple arrested in the latest round of raids in prin george's county may include the bribing of unnamed public officials. amrik melhi and his wife ravinder were arrested this week. thcouple is accused of paying two prin george's county police officers for helping them sell untaxed alcohol d cigarette

. >> athe netherlands. >> and they give them a pill. people do make a disstainings between these two thing. in a way it seems natural. god thought it was their time. and other intervention science and medicine. do you think that religion as we know today will endure in the united states. >> absolutely. there's a paradox here. there's an element of hypocrisy here. how many of those people went to las vegas or sitting at home watching "desperate housewives." or participate in a reality show. >> it's the consumer society. >> so you feel that the religion is here to stay. >> religion is absolutely here to stay. the fact that sinners this is no news to christian people across the country. >> thanks so much for being my guest. our time has expired, sand merr ?o

the count is ongoing ath this point. what other roadblocks may still be in the way?od question, contessa. yesterday a representative with joe miller's campaign came forward and said they are going to file a second lawsuit in juneau asking for voter rolls. they want to compare the voter rolls to the ballots being cast. they are alleging that a lot of people are calling joe miller and saying they were victims of voter fraud or intimidation. when we pressed him on this issue they couldn't give any real examples. the representative did hand us the affidavit from someone named rocky mcdonald who was a poll watcher who had concerns on election day. the ballot box was unsecured. there are no actual allegations of voter fraud. we did a little bit of pressing about who rocky mcdonald is. he is a supporter of joe miller but the voting or the counting of the votes is going to get under way in about a half an hour. >>> republicans are celebrating their victories in the midterm election but voter reaction may be more subdued. less than half of americans, 48% are happy republicans

is there such athing? i can only dream.od chain is giving it a try. >>> a survey ranks the cities the most attractive and least attractive people. you might be surprised to find out where d.c. ranks. >>> more and more federal workers seeing a pay raise. wait until you hear how m >>> this morning everyone is talking about this mysterious object. righnow military leaders are trying to figure out what caused the plume from what looked like a vapor trail in the sky. it happened monday night north of catalina island near lax, california. some say it resembled a missile. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. a lot of folks, including experts at the pentagon, are trying to figure out exactly what happened. there was a strange vor trail that was actually caughtn video. it appeared it was coming up out of the ocean, up into the air from the ocn. a lot of folks thought it looked like a misle launch. let's take a look at this video. actually, it was shot monday night by a news helicopter by kcbs in las vegas. it goes up

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